54 A.2d 363 | N.H. | 1947
While "the law is well settled that the accommodation party is not liable to the party accommodated either at common law . . . or under the negotiable instruments law" (Perley v. Wing,
Consideration of defendant's exceptions to the denial of motions for a nonsuit and a directed verdict raise only the question whether there was any evidence upon which the Court could reasonably find that the balance of the note plus interest equals $1,000. Bank v. Malloy,
The credibility of the witnesses as to what payments were made presented factual matters for the Trial Court which, when supported by the evidence, must be upheld on appeal. See, McKeen v. Cook,
Judgment on the verdict.
BLANDIN, J., did not sit: the others concurred. *372